Division
North
And
South
100
Where did Violence break out between Pro and Anti Slavery Groups?
Kansas
100
Who was Dred Scott?
Slave who sued for his freedom
100
Why did Dred Scott sue for his freedom?
His master had taken him to live on free soil/territories
100
Who won the election of 1860 and what party was he a part of?
Abraham Lincoln, Republican
200
What Senator from Illinois supported the idea of Popular Sovereignty?
Stephen Douglass
200
Who was Frederick Douglass
Runaway slave that became a powerful abolitionist
200
Who was John Brown?
Radical preacher and abolitionist
200
How many candidates were their in the election of 1860?
4
300
Which Senatorial Candidate from Illinois opposed Popular Sovereignty?
Abraham Lincoln
300
Who was Uncle Tom?
Fictional character who was sold into the deep south and died
300
What was the Goal of John Browns raid on Harpers Ferry?
To start a slave revolt or insurrection
300
After Lincolns election what did Southern States do?
seceded- left the United States
400
Define Popular Sovereignty
The idea that people in the new territories could vote on whether to allow slavery or not.
400
What was the point of Uncle Tom's Cabin?
Convince people in the North to do something about ending slavery instead of just talking.
400
What was the result of John Browns Raid for John Brown?
He was executed
400
What was the result of John Brown's Raid for the United States?
Sparked the Civil War
500
What was the congressional Act that allowed popular sovereignty?
The Kansas-Nebraska Act
500
What were the reactions of the North and South to Uncle Tom's Cabin?
North supported it, the South felt it was an attack
500
What was the decision in the Dred Scott Case?
Dred Scott was not a citizen and therefore could not sue in court
500
Identify three events that caused Division between North and South.
Kansas Nebraska Act, Dred Scott Decision, John Browns Raid, Uncle Tom's Cabin
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